the code snippet
int var
{
get { return var; }
set { var = value; }
}
creates an infinite loop as properties are internally implemented as methods. So when you instantiate the object,
Crash c = new Crash(10);
This chain of action is what I understand
new Crash(10) -> var = 10; -> set { var = 10; } -> get { return var; } -> get { return var; } ->...
the error lies in the fact that your property var does not refer to an underlying field. You can try
int Var;
int var
{
get { return Var; }
set { Var = value; }
}
regards
feelite
On 8/23/05, David Carr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm getting an unexpected segfault running the code below: Forgive me
if its a silly mistake on my part.
Thanks for any help,
David Carr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Prog/c#/gcross $ mono Crash.exe
Segmentation fault
Listing for Crash.cs:
public class Crash
{
int var
{
get { return var; }
set { var = value; }
}
public Crash(int i)
{
var = i;
}
public static void Main()
{
Crash c = new Crash(10);
}
}
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SIGSEGV : normal
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